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испыта́ние
I. testing [ˈtestɪŋ] SUST. no pl.
testing
testing
II. testing [ˈtestɪŋ] ADJ.
testing
testing
beta testing SUST. INFORM.
beta testing
testing bench SUST.
testing bench
testing ground SUST. a. fig.
testing ground
I. test [test] SUST.
1. test (examination):
test ENS.
test ENS.
2. test (scientific examination):
3. test (trial of efficiency):
4. test (challenge):
II. test [test] V. trans.
1. test (examine knowledge):
2. test (try to discover):
to test for sth
to test sb/sth for sth
3. test (make sure it works):
4. test (examine):
5. test (measure):
6. test (try to prove):
7. test (try with senses):
test by touching
test by tasting
8. test (try to the limit):
to test sb/sth
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
aptitude test SUST.
blood test SUST. MED.
breath test SUST.
driving test SUST.
entry test SUST.
intelligence test SUST.
laboratory test SUST.
litmus test no pl. SUST.
means test SUST. FIN.
MOT test SUST.
pregnancy test SUST.
road-test V. trans.
screen test SUST.
smear test SUST. MED.
test card SUST.
Present
Itest
youtest
he/she/ittests
wetest
youtest
theytest
Past
Itested
youtested
he/she/ittested
wetested
youtested
theytested
Present Perfect
Ihavetested
youhavetested
he/she/ithastested
wehavetested
youhavetested
theyhavetested
Past Perfect
Ihadtested
youhadtested
he/she/ithadtested
wehadtested
youhadtested
theyhadtested
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They were given an intelligence test in 1947 at the age of 11, then retested in their early 70s between 2008 and 2010.
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There's a much easier way to get the feedback you need and that's through an emotional intelligence test.
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However, a mental age result on an intelligence test does not mean that children function at their mental age level in all aspects of life.
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The participants were given an intelligence test in 1947 at the age of 11 and were retested in their early 70s, between 2008 and 2010.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Which means if you prime a student or an employee to be positive before taking an intelligence test, their score rises dramatically.
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